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Resource mobility and market performance: Kantian optimization
This study revisits the differentiated goods duopoly game over an infinite time horizon, where production requires exploiting renewable mobile resources. In this study, we assume that (i) the two firms exhibit additive Kantian behavior and (ii) they produce differentiated goods. We find that the degree of resource mobility does not influence the stable feedback equilibrium outcome from either a short- or long-term perspective if the firm's initial resource stocks are the same.
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